Support Watershed Restoration Around Lake Atitlán
Your donation helps fund plants, tools, materials, community workdays, training, and real restoration systems that slow, clean, and infiltrate water before it reaches the lake.
What Your Donation Makes Possible
Every contribution helps turn concern into practical restoration work on the ground.
Plants & Materials
Native plants, wetland species, mulch, bamboo, gravel, soil amendments, tools, and materials for real restoration systems.
Community Workdays
Hands-on restoration days with local communities, volunteers, students, landowners, and municipal partners.
Watershed Guardian Training
Training local people to understand water, restore soil, reduce contamination, and protect the lake long term.
Pilot Restoration Systems
Small, visible projects that can be tested, documented, improved, and replicated around the lake.
Donations Go Through Our Local Nonprofit Partner
To keep this work transparent and accountable, donations are processed through Chawe Futuro Foundation, our local nonprofit partner supporting community development and restoration work in Guatemala.
CreaSol Permaculture helps design, document, coordinate, and implement the watershed restoration work on the ground.
Your donation will be processed securely through Zeffy and received by Chawe Futuro Foundation to support watershed restoration around Lake Atitlán.
Your donation is processed securely through Chawe Futuro Foundation.
What Your Support Can Help Fund
Every contribution helps move restoration from vision into practical systems on the ground.
$25 helps provide native plants
Supports wetland species, grasses, trees, mulch, and basic materials for restoration sites.
$50 funds tools and materials
Helps supply mulch, gravel, pipe, bamboo, soil amendments, and implementation essentials.
$100 supports a community workday
Helps cover local coordination, food, transport, materials, and hands-on restoration days.
$250 helps build a small water system
Supports biofilters, infiltration gardens, erosion-control prototypes, and pilot restoration systems.
$500 supports Watershed Guardian training
Funds local training, educational materials, project documentation, and community learning events.